But eventually, you will defeat it using this method.

The Gleeok will get up eventually, so you will have to repeat this process a couple of times. Ice weapons are great since that is their weakness, but the stronger, the better. Once you do, the Flame Gleeok will fall to the ground, allowing you to rush in and start wailing on its heads with your strongest weapon possible. Each of the heads act independently, so it will continue attacking you until you hit all three. To defeat a Flame Gleeok, you have to hit each of the heads directly in the eye with an arrow. While any eyeball is handy, Ice Keese Eyeballs in particular are excellent for use against Flame Gleeoks. It is possible if you’re a great shot, however, so regular arrows with any sort of ice item would work. It is difficult enough to hit a Flame Gleeok with a Keese Eyeball fused to your arrow, let alone without one.

If that wasn’t enough, they also fly, making them hard to reach with arrows and near impossible to reach with melee weapons.Ī good stock of arrows and Keese Eyeballs make taking down a Gleeok a much smoother ride. They are incredibly huge and equally powerful. This will stop the Flame Gleeok from setting you on fire, but you will still take physical damage from its attacks.įlame Gleeoks are some of the most frighteningly strong minibosses in Tears of the Kingdom. If you wear all three pieces of the Flamebreaker Armor Set and have upgraded them all twice, you will unlock the Flameproof set bonus.

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